Council tax has gone up every year and lots of families are struggling to pay there energy bills and its unfair its a huge hike 10% and next year will be the same the cost of living is damaging enough this has to stop we need to cap what councils are allowed to do.

By forcibly imposing a 20 MPH speed limit, we would in turn reduce pollution induced illnesses and thus reduce the pressure on the NHS and health budgets.

Potholes cause damage to vehicles and cost money to repair, money which people don't have in their current financial position. They are also very dangerous for people on two wheels.

Instigating the old Pay for Parking system in Paisley will be disastrous for local businesses, hospital workers and the new Museum.

Our medical records are personal and not for sale. Our freedom to choose of we have certain medications or vaccinations must not be eroded.

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Plymouth has a wonderful history, beautiful sea front but very poor connectivity. Businesses are suffering and transport by road or rail is not good enough. A reopened airport for modern small electric planes will give future generations more opportunities. The Navy and hospital would benefit from a base at Roborough . Training for would be pilots, opportunities for schoolchildren to take flights over the city. Some of whom have never flown. Experts in all fields are ready and waiting.

The imposition of investment in public infrastructure on consumers should be compensated in proportion to that investment. It can have implications for other public service industries.

The death toll in Gaza rises by the hour. Those that aren’t bombed or shot by snipers are starving or dying of infections, disease or freezing to death. Now our government has decided to stop funding UNWRA who provide much needed aid. Many more will die as a result of this decision. Please help reverse this heartless decision that will cause more suffering and death to the most vulnerable. Let’s make a difference and let Rishi Sunak know that we don’t agree to this cruelty.

The people of UK have shown in response to other tragedies that they are a compassionate and caring nation. The people of Gaza are facing a nightmare scenario of military action out of all proportion to the heinous acts perpetrated by Hamas with countless thousands of innocents including a high proportion of women and children and the destruction of the infrastructure of Gaza itself resulting in hunger and lack of medical facilities. Now is the time to stop this dreadful assault and let aid flow freely into Gaza

In order to prevent further accidents and make the road safer for the many people who use this main route on a daily basis.